Unfortunately, most tech startups fail.
Not even within two years of being launched.
And one of the primary causes is that the product these companies are trying to sell is not something that consumers actually want.
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DOWNLOAD NOWUnfortunately, most tech startups fail.
Not even within two years of being launched.
And one of the primary causes is that the product these companies are trying to sell is not something that consumers actually want.
According to the Business of Apps research, 42% of mobile applications fail because of poor understanding of the market and target audience needs, the next 19% because of weak product core. Unfortunately, many startups face a lot of issues, such as wrong market timing, premature scaling, or cost problems.
Is it possible to go smoothly through the app development process and succeed with the app? Yes, of course! Experienced software houses have proven and effective methods for conducting IT projects. MVP in Agile Software Development is one of them.
The statistics are ruthless. Up to two-thirds of the apps in leading consumer app store catalogs receive fewer than 1,000 downloads in their first year, and a significant part of them — gets no downloads at all! How is it even possible, mobile apps are supposed to be a true goldmine right? Well — it depends.
Design is no longer only about creating a pixel-perfect page. If you're familiar with today's software market, you know firsthand that the standards for what makes a quality app have risen drastically. Most users expect ease of use, a fast loading time, and intuitive interaction that delivers real value.
When you invest your time and money in some new projects, you naturally want to maximize its chances to succeed. But is it even possible, in a mysterious and often unpredictable world of software development? The answer is yes, it is! The days when you could rely on your hunch or your friends' opinion are over - now it's all about market research and hard data. You may be thinking, "Fine, but first, I want to put my product on the market - I can deal with this whole research later." Wrong!
Are you facing major business challenges and want to solve them, as well as lower internal costs?
Then there’s one word for you: outsourcing.
When it comes to IT, exclusively working in-house is becoming a thing of the past.
Outsourcing is a smarter way of doing business that can cut costs by up to 60%, save time and offer you an invaluable advantage over your competition.
You've finally decided to grow your business with a tech partner. That’s great.
Choose the right one and you'll increase quality, workflow efficiency and profit.
Choose the wrong one and you'll double your work and lose precious resources trying to recover your project. More importantly, you'll lose trust within your own organization.
Offshoring has a bad reputation - but you’ll only learn why if you go into it uninformed and unprepared. When done right, collaboration with another firm can bring you huge growth and benefits that your company wouldn’t otherwise have access to on its own.
I had a chance to visit the esd2019 conference in Katowice in May. It was a two-day event for us full of interesting sessions about different aspects of technology and finance. On Tuesday I was joined by our CEO Lukasz with whom we explored different sessions and Lukasz got to catch up with his friends and colleagues. I personally enjoyed listening to different topics including digital marketing, fintech, international growth, AI and much more.
Business growth brings in new demands every day. Can't keep up? A software solution can do it for you.
Aside from easing management practices, it also increases your ROI, security, and scalability. Moreover, it cuts down costs significantly long-term. But how do you build this type of platform? And should you offshore or invest in training your own team of experts?